Judy Earl, Robert Miller

Death in the Aspen Forest (Ken and Elena Murder Mysteries, #3) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Ken was cross-country skiing on the Aspen Forest Trail at the Bear Valley Ski Resort when he stopped for a bathroom break. He left the trail, and near a large boulder was the frozen body of his friend Jerry. As Ken approached the body, blood from where an object had smashed the back of Jerry's skull was evident. Ken knew the local police were incompetent, so he solicited help from his friend, Elena, who had helped him solve two previous murder cases. Three motives emerged as they looked into the matter: jealousy, financial loss, and revenge. Jerry and Lance had been partners for ten years, and the relationship ended when Jerry moved in with Brandon. Lance found a new partner, Charles, who openly resented how Jerry treated Lance. Was the murder about Charles, Brandon, or Lance being jealous? The Goodman brothers had invested $100,000 in Jerry's new business venture. Jerry disappeared. Was this about making Jerry pay because they had lost their money? Jerry had swindled investors in the San Francisco Bay Area, and the account manager at Quito Road Investments was fired. His reputation was ruined. This man was forced to move from a high-powered position in Silicon Valley to Stockton and struggle to make his small firm successful. After years of depression, he took his life. His daughter and son blamed Jerry for this tragedy. Did these two get revenge for the death of their father?

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Robert Miller
• Erscheinungstermin: 4. Oktober 2022
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780463645901
• Artikelnr.: 72373405

Autorenporträt

I grew up in a small farm town in the Salinas Valley of California and moved to San Jose at thirteen. After I graduated from high school, I attended UC Davis, then UC Berkeley where I received my bachelor's degree in Social Welfare. Nine years later I earned a master's degree in Social Work and worked as a social worker for 30 years. Much of my career was spent working with children and families. After retirement, I became a piano teacher and still practice this profession.
I have almost finished writing my memoirs, but Murder at Sequoia Woods is my first published book. One of my hobbies is skiing and this book is set near one of my favorite resorts.
Currently I live in Los Gatos, California with my husband, and my three cats.